Homeopathy
The term homeopathy arises from the root words: homios meaning 'similar’ and pathos meaning 'suffering.'
Homeopathic principles are based on the law of similars – what something can cause, it can also cure. In other words, like cures like. The goal of homeopathy is to liberate the vital force where it is constrained, distorted, or suppressed.
Homeopathy is unique in that it looks at the individualizing characteristics of a client's particular symptoms. Because there are over 4,000 homeopathic remedies, the homeopath needs a way of narrowing the possibilities. This is achieved by considering a combination of physiological and narrative data: the mental, emotional, physical, and spiritual characteristics of one's life experience indicate a signature pattern. This particular pattern helps the homeopath determine the individual remedy picture of each client. Homeopathy does not pathologize as much as it seeks to understand what is motivating the specific symptomology of a person.
Homeopathy intersects beautifully with depth psychological and somatic principles, as homeopathic remedies are tools that can facilitate subtle yet profound shifts in the inner perspective of a person. After a remedy, many clients become aware of a perspective that had been entirely below the conscious surface prior to the remedy. The old pattern is lost from this new vantage point, and the expression of symptoms shifts to reflect the change in consciousness.
The human being holds a universe within, filled with overlapping frequencies and the result is a symphony of cosmic proportions.
— Masaru Emoto
Resources
For more information on the history of homeopathy, and an explanation of how classical homeopathy works, take a look at this free ebook by Dr. Timothy Dooley.
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